How to Learn English

expression

１、表現、

２、言い回し、

１、His joy found expression in a song of love

２、I think the Japanese expression "narau yori narero" is good advice.

grammar

１、文法

Studying grammar may be helpful at times but, in Japan, grammar is often overemphasized while students do not have sufficient opportunities to get used to English.

probably

１、たぶん、おそらく

If you have to look up a word or two on every line, you are probably reading something that is too hard for you.

paragraph

１、パラグラフ

If you are fairly sure that you understand the meaning of the sentence or paragraph you are reading, you probably don't need to stop and look up the word unless you are very curious about its meaning.

Rather

１、ある程度まで

Rather, you should try to figure out which of these meanings fits the context in which you found the word.

Accordingly

１、したがって

The more often you meet a friend and the more time you spend together, the more you learn about him or her. Accordingly, there are some people that you "know" because you have met them once or twice, but do not know well.

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(The Great British Donkey Race)

1 government　（名詞）

支配、統治、政府

We have had a General Election and now we have a new government.

2,electoral　（形容詞）

選挙人の、選挙候の

Many countries have electoral systems that we call, in English, “proportional representation”. In these systems,

3,constituency　（名詞）

有権者、選挙民、選挙区、後援団体、顧客層

This is what happened in the constituency where I live.

4,noise （名詞）

音、雑音、騒音、喧噪、物音、音、叫び声、騒々しい声

who was the Member of Parliament in the old Parliament, a blue donkey, a yellow donkey and a green donkey, and a few other donkeys who knew they couldn’t win but thought it might be fun to take part. The yellow donkey was the one who made the most noise.

5,Unfortunately　（副詞）

不幸にも、残念ながら、あいにく

Unfortunately, it is also not at all democratic, because the “first past the post” system favours the big political parties.

6,majority 　（名詞）

大多数、過半数、多数派

This election was different, however. No party will have a majority in the new Parliament.

1.entrance

He was so entranced with his dream girl that he asked the court painter to create a portrait of her.

2.blood

Although the Emperor was pleased with the picture, his courtiers understood that he would be even more delighted by a living copy of the dream, made out of flesh and blood.

3.portrait　

He traveled through villages and cities, along rivers and over mountains, and where-ever he went, he showed the portrait of the dream–girl to those whom he met.

4.unfortunately　

Unfortunately, my daughter has a great aversion to all men.

5.relate　

He told the young man to return to the princess’s father, to beg an audience with the young woman, and to relate to her the following story:

6.closely　

The princess listened to the story and was impressed by how closely it resembled her own dream, although one could draw a very different conclusion from it.